SOCIAL PARTNERSHIP IN THE CONTEXT OF GLOBALIZATION AND ITS PEDAGOGICAL SIGNIFICANCE IN ENHANCING EDUCATIONAL EFFECTIVENESS
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https://doi.org/10.55640/Keywords:
globalization, social partnership, education system, pedagogical significance, social activity, civil society, cooperative pedagogy, educational effectiveness.Abstract
The article examines the essence and transformation of social partnership in the context of globalization and analyzes its pedagogical significance in enhancing the effectiveness of the education system. Social partnership is interpreted as an essential factor of interaction among educational institutions, families, civil society organizations, and state structures. The study substantiates that the development of social partnership mechanisms contributes to improving the quality of education and fosters students’ social responsibility, communication culture, civic awareness, and active social engagement.
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